Sentence examples similar to reserve ground from inspiring English sources

A combination of both models can be used to compare the reserve of ground water with the product generated using it as a resource, thus making easier to identify the policies that best combine both factors.

In the wooden cabins on the reserve's grounds, surrounded by the taiga and the rocks.

He paused before being told it was Mark Sweeney, a journeyman reserve who grounded out to third baseman Scott Brosius.

"Skellig is very fragile, a world heritage site, archeological features with dry stone walls," spokesman Ian Lumley told RTE. "It's a major bird reserve with ground-nesting species that are very vulnerable".

Its remote nature reserves are ground zero for the wildlife racket.

Six reserve landing grounds were constructed for landing and take-off instruction to prevent congestion on the main airstrips.

On the other hand, central banks have huge Gold reserves above ground -- and they are less interested in selling than in the past.

Second, creating a feeding-ground reserve enhanced catches in the spawning grounds, and creating a spawning-ground reserve could improve catches in the feeding grounds (Fig. 3).

Results of this investigation show very little difference between situations with and without natal homing (there is little difference between the left and right columns in Fig. A1); this was true for both a spawning-ground reserve and for a feeding-ground reserve.

Not surprisingly, the influence of a spawning-ground or feeding-ground reserve is greatest when most fishing takes place in the spawning or feeding grounds, respectively.

Taste, and add as much of the remaining sugar as you wish, then when you're happy, stir in any reserved part-ground nuts.